Mao Mao Boots Liu as Power Struggle Ends
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports on shifts in Beijing as Maoist forces gain leverage. Editorials signal Liu Shao-chI’s potential removal, with Lin Piao poised as power broker and a path toward reconstituting a ruling party amid ongoing cultural upheaval.
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Is America Becoming Too Sophisticated
Hal Boyle reflects on twenty five years as a newspaper columnist, noting national mood, politics, and culture as he jokes about aging, public indifference, and the challenge of shaping a better world. An editor's note confirms Boyle's recovery from a silver anniversary burnout.
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